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  • #46
    Originally posted by KRSESQ View Post
    Now, who do I talk to about becoming President?
    Big oil? CIA? The illuminati?

    Interesting discussion guys. I'm on the fence, with a slight bias against gun ownership. The anti-depressant issue is personal to me, having lost a friend soon after he changed medication, and two other people I'm close to on them. The friend I lost jumped and took his own life, and he was always scared he was going to hurt someone (second hand knowledge, as he kept the depression to himself and a select few).

    Another person, currently on an SSRI, can be in tears and shaking, yet nothing is wrong. While they certainly had problems before the medication, I do not understand what the anti-depressants achieve. Are they a temporary measure whilst the brain sorts itself out? It's certainly an area that so few understand (myself included), yet impose their ideas on it.
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      Theoretically temporary in most cases, and the problem seems worse among adolescents and young adults, but there are those where they work so well that they become a lifetime regimen; bipolars etc.

      The problem is that there is no effective screening method to detect those who will go off when taking or quitting them.
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      An elephant is a mouse built to government specifications.

      I carry a gun because I can't throw a rock 1,250 fps

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